[29749] in SIPB bug reports
mutt-1.5.17 for Solaris
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (John Hawkinson)
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From: John Hawkinson <jhawk@MIT.EDU>
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Subject: mutt-1.5.17 for Solaris
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I finally got around to building and installing mutt-1.5.17 for Solaris,
in the SIPB locker.
This is actually "mutt-1.5.17+jhawk," and it includes two patches beyond
mutt-1.5.17. The first is the patch from mutt-jhawk I noted in email
back in May of 2007:
| mutt-jhawk also has a patch to not display ^Ms unless you hit 'h',
| which is handy if you get a lot of email from dolby.com, or other
| strange people who have piles of spurrious ^Ms in their messages.
| (This is "#2898: mutt-1.5.14: mutt's pager should strip spurrious ^M,
| most of the time".)
Which seems sufficiently tested that I'm fine with unleashing it
into the wilds.
The other is the patch that spurred this build, which sets the "F"
flag (%Z in pager_index_lines) when (user_in_addr(env->from) is true,
rather than mutt_addr_is_user(). This correctly handles the case of
multiple users in the From: field...
What is new in 1.5.17 from 1.5.15? Err, I'm not sure. Some of the
text/flowed handling and quoting was fixed up, including a bug that
caused many messages to be quoted as '> foo' instead of '> foo'.
I don't feel like going through the ChangeLog right now,
but I don't think there's terribly much.
I have no idea when it might become the default mutt.
--jhawk
John Hawkinson <jhawk@MIT.EDU> wrote on Tue, 29 May 2007
at 03:03:51 -0400 in <200705290703.l4T73pLh002561@multics.mit.edu>:
> Date: Tue, 29 May 2007 03:03:51 -0400 (EDT)
> Message-Id: <200705290703.l4T73pLh002561@multics.mit.edu>
> To: bug-sipb@MIT.EDU
> cc: mutt-users@MIT.EDU
> In-reply-to: "[27103] in SIPB bug reports"
> Subject: Re: mutt-1.5.14 for Solaris
> From: John Hawkinson <jhawk@MIT.EDU>
...
> mutt-jhawk also has a patch to not display ^Ms unless you hit 'h',
> which is handy if you get a lot of email from dolby.com, or other
> strange people who have piles of spurrious ^Ms in their messages.
> (This is "#2898: mutt-1.5.14: mutt's pager should strip spurrious ^M,
> most of the time".)
>
> --jhawk
